Hotel Dengan Wifi di Nevada, United States

Booked online a room for one night.  We stayed at the 20th gl of the Sky Tower.  The room was bigger than most other chain hotels.  The check-in & car parking were at different buildings.  Due to the surrounding one-way streets setup, it took us a while to figure out. The room cost was separated into two portions, one paid to the booking agency (Trip.com) at reservation & the other to the Circus Circus at check-in.  At checkout, the hotel receipt showed an increase of $2.20 to the original cost when we booked online.  No reason was given to us for why.  So if you book the room similarly to what we did, do pay attention to the cost variation!

The hotel offers a fully self-service check-in, which saves time since you don't have to make awkward small talk with the front desk – perfect for introverts. The room is quite spacious, but it feels a bit old. I felt itchy sitting on the fabric sofa and sleeping on the bed, probably due to too many dust mites, and there was a lot of dust in the room, making me sneeze. There's a bathtub, and shampoo and shower gel are provided. However, essential items like slippers, a kettle, toothbrush, and toothpaste were missing; the only cups were a few clear plastic ones. We left the room at 12 PM, and it wasn't cleaned. We just made do for two nights. The location isn't ideal either; although it's on the busiest street, it's at the very edge, and it takes over 30 minutes to walk back to the hotel from the city center.

As we flow in, we arrivedd around 7pm , checked in and had some dinner. It was fine. As we were walking around trying to get acclimated with the hotel. We were approached by a security officer named Rose. She really told us we were on private property and if we were not to be gaming, we had to leave the premises. We were also shocked by her demeanor and unprofessionalism that we were stunned. As we were walking away, I went back to speak to her again and asked downstairs one of the pit bosses or her name. As I described her, he mentioned her name is Rose. I asked if he could call her down for her to come discuss what had just taken place. I mentioned to her that we were hotel guest and that we had just arrived and we're getting acclimated and that we weren't there doing anything wrong. I asked why she had asked us to remove ourselves from the property . She told me she owed me no explanation and she was not going to give me an apology. I then asked her for her name and she said I don't need to give you that either. She was rude and unprofessional. She then turned to walk away. I'm sure all of this is on camera. I then saw her speaking to another man later. It was her boss Matt. He was more for professional I waited to speak to him and explained what had happened and how really she had us address for other couples. Sad thing about this story is as we were explaining this to other employees of the hotel they all mentioned that Rose has a reputation for being rude and unprofessional. So clearly this was not the first time for her to approach people and act so unprofessional. I'm not sure if this was done because we were all Latin. But either way it was unacceptable and no one should treat customers that way. it ruined our whole weekend and we really didn't have a good time. This was our first time flying out to the Reno hotels and we were hoping to come back again, but after this visit, we will no longer be returning to the Cesar Reno hotel.

Well it’s Caesars palace! A phenomenal hotel in a great location right in the middle of the strip. The sheer size does mean you have to walk a lot depending on which tower you stay, and to the self car parking garage. The rooms itself were huge. I got the Augustus tower on floor 36 with a beautiful view of the strip road. The prices within the hotel were obscene however. The fact that parking is $20 dollars is genuinely crazy. They’ve practically outpriced any average traveller and has become crazy expensive throughout the city. Aswell as the prices in the rooms for a single bottle of water $8!!! The casinos were great and had a great atmosphere there (although I left with a net loss of $1200 😧) All in all, it was a great trip, and I can finally say, I stayed at Caesars Palace!!!!

We arrived a bit late on the first day, around 6 PM. We had booked two higher-priced double rooms with street views, but at check-in, we weren't given adjacent rooms. Instead, we received rooms in completely different directions and far apart. One room faced a side street, and the other was a corner room right by a major road. From the outside, it was clear they were on the interior side of the building, with no real street view. To make matters worse, the glass windows were completely covered with a grid-like advertising film, making it impossible to see anything. We paid extra for a nice street view, so this arrangement was completely misleading and not what we paid for! It's disappointing that the price here was the same as on the official website, but booking here didn't come with any vouchers. The rooms themselves were fine, a bit smaller than the Bellagio's but felt newer. It's convenient to stay here if you want to see David Copperfield's show, as it's right downstairs. There weren't many Christmas decorations; the Bellagio had the most Christmas spirit in the whole city.

Amazing Shower, three shower heads and a steamer. Comfy bed. The pillows were a bit too big, but otherwise was good stay.

Room is spacious with nice decor, especially the modern and beautiful bathroom. Room is clean and bed comfortable! Location is reasonably convenient, 10 minutes walk to public transport in boulevard. 30 minutes walk to the sphere and strip centre. Hotel doesn’t provide kettle or cups which is inconvenient. You can’t make hot coffee or tea during your stay. You will be charged for snacks if you remove them from the tray for more than 30 seconds.

The location is fantastic, right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The Eiffel Tower view from the hotel is stunning, especially at night when it's lit up – truly a beautiful sight. The Bellagio Fountains are directly across the street. The room itself is very spacious. The only downside is that after checking in at the front desk, finding the room was incredibly inconvenient, almost like a maze. You have to go through multiple elevators and make several turns to finally reach your room.

This hotel is located right on the Las Vegas Strip, making it a popular tourist attraction and quite bustling. Given the price, my expectations for the room weren't high, but I think it offers good value for money. 500 RMB+ per night plus the resort fee is quite affordable, and it's convenient to walk everywhere. I'd definitely recommend it for those on a budget!

We had a bit of a mishap. We arrived at the hotel in the middle of the night, only to be told they had no rooms available, even though we had booked ours half a month in advance. I immediately contacted Trip.com, and they responded very quickly, transferring me to their overseas department. The customer service agent was incredibly helpful; she immediately called the hotel to find out what was going on. It turned out the hotel saw we hadn't arrived by midnight and, since Las Vegas was hosting a popular convention, they assumed we weren't coming and sold our room. We were staying for four days, why would we not show up? I really don't understand what the hotel was thinking. Trip.com was amazing, helping us negotiate and simultaneously looking for available rooms at nearby hotels. Everything was so booked up; we waited a long time with no news. Then, suddenly, the hotel said they had a room after all! Apparently, the hotel manager gave up their own suite for us. I'm really grateful for Trip.com's coordination and also thankful to that hotel manager. Even though they didn't hold our room and left us waiting in the cold for an hour (after a ten-plus hour flight, rushing straight to the hotel, only to be hit with this bombshell), thankfully it all got resolved in the end. I'm still very appreciative of Trip.com's quick response and assistance.